Severance is a series that's a hotbed for theories, and one new theory may have turned Lumon Industries into something more ...

Lumon Likely Wanted To Test The Bonds Between The Sacrificial Beings . When Mark and Helly ask whether Gwendoline Christie’s character has seen Ms. Casey in the department in Severance season 2, ...

The cast of 'Severance' looks back on the series' provocative and moving sophomore run — and the pressures of the three-year hiatus between seasons.

Does Helly’s mention of Delaware have any significance to the plot of ‘Severance’? Since so much of the universe that is Lumon is so deliberately constructed – from the green-blue hue that ...

The production's location scouting and set designs are the reason why Severance's profound themes of control and identity are ...

Lumon Industries is determined to shape the world according to the … As sci-fi TV shows go, Severance certainly seems lighter on special effects than the likes of Andor.

Severance unethical company Lumon houses many different department, each with a specific task on the Severed Floor. Severance: Every Department on Lumon's Severed Floor (And What They Do ...

Lumon is sort of the same but they just took the wrong path," Hindle says. Raffi Paul for CNBC Make It. These stairs serve as the backdrop for the front entrance of the Lumon building on "Severance." ...

When the Lumon board rewards him with a painting of Kier Eagan depicted as a Black man upon his promotion in Episode 3, he feels an uneasiness that he seems willing to move past except for the ...

At Lumon, words aren’t just words — they’re the extensions of Kier, and what Kier says is truth. Amanda Montell, author of Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism, writes about the way cultish ...

One sharp viewer even notices that the Outie of one of the macro refiners has Apartment 302, while others mention that perhaps Lumon is in some way based on the du Pont family or that Lumon’s ...

The topography of Kier, the town where Lumon and its employees all live, seems much more like New England, or perhaps parts of Pennsylvania.